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1972 Rock Song, Written in 15 Minutes by Deep Purple, Ranked Among ‘Greatest Rock Songs’ of All Time Original

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By Olivia Klimek Verified
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This beloved classic was listed among the best songs in the rock genre. Songs in the ’70s rock genre have a way of sticking around for generations. Some are even so beloved that they consistently rank among the top picks from the golden era of rock. In November 2025, Planet Rock ranked the top 20 greatest rock songs, compiling a list of some of the best works ever created in the genre’s history.
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1972 Rock Song, Written in 15 Minutes by Deep Purple, Ranked Among ‘Greatest Rock Songs’ of All Time

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By Olivia Klimek Verified
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“We’d order eight pitchers of margaritas and by the time the gig started we were out of our heads and barely able to finish the show”: How a group of rock’n’roll outcasts made the first great debut album of the 1990s “We still laugh about it now,” says The Black Crowes frontman Chris Robinson,. “We were one of those local bands that really wasn’t very popular. If …
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1974 Rock Song, Lasting Over 7 Minutes, Is Still a Motivational Hit 52 Years Later Original

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By Olivia Klimek Verified
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This ’70s classic remains motivational today. Fifty-two years ago, Canadian rock band Rush released “Working Man,” a song that resonated deeply with audiences for its depiction of the lives of blue-collar workers, becoming a motivational anthem that has continued to persevere today. Released on March 1, 1974, as a track from their self-titled debut album, Rush, “Working Man” quickly became a fan favorite.
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